The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 4

DAILY DEMOCRAT CITY A IVr COTjnVXK in fu frciSa 1 eftaferaale, one- fourth ol the entire DEMOCRAT and Job office, most asil Job Printing ketweea St. Loum and Kariws City; I may Mfely ta.r that patronage of office that of ether office in the For carticularn, call in'per- Mn or addrMii, by letter, L. li. KNKISLBT, Democrat Sednllu, Mo. Now Let Insurance Down.

Sow that our Holly are completed, and water in abundance is brought within reach of the rientely populated portions our city, we insist that one of the benefits of our outlay should nmni'eat it- by causing a derided reduction In our fire riiaV We regard our hydraulic fid vantages of unneely value, so far as the protection of property is concerned, and do think (hot corresponding reduction in our rates of flre insnraneq should he effected. a say our insurance men of SednlU to our --Any number of boarders win lie Jicomruodsted at Kaisers, No. Main sLieei, up Houx ft Siebe We took look through the Stove and Hardware establishment, of these gentlemen, Una morning, nnil sve confess we were agreeably surprised (lie extent of their business. They a juit tllleil up foi fall and i and full they are. We found about 700 stoves in store, the leadiug patterns being the celebrated Charter cooking, and the livening Star Parlor, heating, Then they have sir krndi of Hard- warp, Tnble and Pocket Cutlery, Builders' Hardware, Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin NVnre in duller variety.

They a a nil i of Copper, Bhecl Iron mid Tin Wore, are find rato, clover fellows, will ai cheap us the cheapest, and deserve a full shnro of (lie public piilionagc. Call and nee them. Bemember tho Schurt Meeting. We hope the people of the county will bear in mind that Henator Schura will upeak in Hall, Srdalia, on eYenlng of the 22(1 (Tuesday). We expect to ernwdtd Hall and to hear one of beat upeeches of-the campaign.

Let all turn nut to hear this dlitin- Rulnhed orator, patriot and statesman. Speaking will coaunenceat 7 o'clock. An an orator ftenxtor nan but few equals no in the country. He cool, clear, log! csJ and profound jn all hl apeecliea, we hazard theauerlion that no man in country and nays less fooliah than Bohuri. All who tlecire to onjny an intellectual treat will be on at tin meeting- It would be exceedingly appropriate and enjoyable if our Radical friends would turn out in strength and beheld thenmelvee in Teutonic mirror an they wiH be neen by Come, Radicals, 'lie brave men and fv aotl tear your Senator dissect yovr unaeter.

D' hear Woolen Qocde. Buy all Woolen Goodn the Fac- and two profta. retail at wholesale We hare largest gtock in the ritj. J. A.BTCOCK.

Oftce anrl Salesroom at the Fac- nrr, sear Hobrreclit'a Mills. Synod. body la iu neailoi) im (tola anl well atteoilxl. fcraoch of the Prnbrterlaji liaa- manr alile and pafnilar fit It, well as the old alwaya thought PrMivtcriaaaini was crippled by tiivMoo. aame an WM in niptum.

However, It is of nur uiMlnnM, In either case, we may withhold nur until we are for them. FlftaVn crial Wnrin to 'whom will Men taniabcd with comfort tjuarUns W- Ijnoit boarding BMO with COL. B. WJM.IAMSON. Henry couBty, Mr.

INAUGURATION. A Splendid Barbecue. OUR WATER A Large Turn Out. Speaking Ball, Etc. Yesterday (the 17th) was the clay it part for i a inauguration of tlio Sedalia Water-works.

Invi tntioiiB had been sent to many per- lonsjbtit truth compels us to say that the large crowds that came from "Lexington, Boonvillc, Jcfferjon City, Kansas City, Hoklen, Wur- reueburg and other points," as sjxk- en of by a city pnjier on yesterday, did not exist only in the editor's imagination. There was a very respectable crowd present, but few ncic from outside of Pettis county, and fewtr Fhll from outiide cf Swlalia The test of the works in the ioic- noon, was not intended ns a thorough one, as the toft had hoen niiide some days hut enough at done (with what had been done befoic) to itfy the most skeptical that 0111 will ying succcsa. Tlio peojilc conimcncccl about ten elock to take up their line of narch to the Troiks-at Flat creek, and by one o'clock p. in some luin- liedd -rreie on the grounds A splendid dinner was spiend on tables and the provisions were more than adequate to the demand. The ladies were out in force mid lent interest to the occasion by their presence and tlieii smiles.

The dalia Silver Cornet Band diacoureed, at intervals, most excellent music, which impelled additional intciestlo the occtnion. After dinner, the tables were cleared and an impromptu organisation effected. On motion of Charles G. Taylor, A. Y.

Hull waa called on to preside. Short, appropriate speeches were then made by Gen. J. B. Van Pettcn, Jols Jno.

P. Phiiipa and A. D. Jajnci and Maj. Wm.

Gentry. Reiaarkg were also made by A. Y. Hull wxl J. W.

Goodwin, The very best of feelings prevailed, and all felt that Sedalians had just cause to congratulate theinselres upon the completion of this giant enterprise. Three cheers were given to the band for the music furnished for the occasion, after which the crowd diipereed and we came home ieeling that the afternoon had lcen most pleasantly enjoyed by nil who participated in the for a festival it wns. So far as the AVnter-worki arevon- cemed, feel entirely willing to trust them. The machinery as neat and complete any we erer uaw, and we think it in perfectly adapted to the objects for which it was made. In the evening the city WM illuminated, and the Empire Fire Company closed the with ft ball at Smith's Hall, which we learn was a very enjoyable affair indeed.

So closed a day, the obnervance of hich will form an epoch in our history. We have attempted no hijh- wrought alatenent of the incidents of the Atj, nor of our high hopet of (he Ad, (he completion of which reel to celebrate, contesting ourself the ralWr to bn confined to plain, uanramished racM, believing tbat a fair rinl will demontUate the w'wdom of (he movement and the perfect utility of the works. fun Flirtation. A' prettv girl neat us the fol lowing definition: Fan fMt--I am Fan flow--I am engaged. Fan with right naodin froht'of face--Ideate me.

Open and me. Open wide--Love. Open half--Friendship. Shut--Hate. Swinging the 1 we liome 1 for YOUBR like alyceum or- for boys a ml'young In this city.

advantages of a debating club cannot overestimated. Tlieu It will be so much better to have our aoni spend an evening in Mch in discussing aorae practical quntlon, tlian to be loafing around the strecta. There Is certainly enough enterprise In our young men to organize and maintain a literary club during the long winter evenings. Such an or ganlzatlon would a for reading, in order that might be prepared to'acquit'them with some credit. Then It served to rub off their timidity so inseparable from new beginners in pub lie What say the youth In this city? of Election Appointed by County Court, October 7, 1872.

Mr. Sterling No. 1--A. Slyer, J. B.

Van rotten aud J. L. Hall. Mt. Sterling No.

2-W. K.Bamev, Rudolph and W. S. Deardoff. Elk Fotk o.

1--James W. H. Morris P. T). Vandyke.

F.Ik Fork So. B. Taylor. 0. Jaynea aud Halley.

Black water Ko. 1--J. C. Higgin-, Ailara Scolt and M. D.

Berry. Blackwatrr No 2--Qeo. T. Hamm, Thomas i i i Bradburjr 1--Geo. Lower, D.

H. Oreai I hn FT. Jones Ifeath's I Xn. 2--Tbos. Was- Eon, Riot' ind J.

vS. Rittnovir. Riecu--ST. Demand and Fr.ink Taylor. Flat i 1--T J.

Alooin, X. Parherri and H. Bourn. Flat Creek 2 John (1. i nnil C.

A. Beitholf Ko --G. B. Kojle.Mr. Thomas and Xo.

2--Wash. Stark, Ah Reiimsand Thomas Illumination. Our city was i i a last night in honor of (lie completion of the Water-Work" Our stieets presented real Imllday aspect; Imntirw, relieved tho monotony of the evening. We our city HO checitul as last evening; oui citizens allscimrd in pood hniD'n i themselves a tho rest of a i while and nun the "kalniiT i ''lemonade broke out on the outer woild from i Hall, when' the vota- of 'JVrp'iclmrp were a i heels In real reel ilyli-. Yesterday and hist i werp notable in our history.

A Good Joke. A upeclal dispatch In the Kansas City Times ofto-duy, dated Srdalia, Oct. 17th, in speaking of the Water- Works' celvbulmn, says: Speeches behttlnv Hie grciit occasion wore by Gen J. B. Van Heltan, Col.

Jno. F. 1'billipi, Tola D. Joyni's, Maj. Wm Oenbi.v, Dray ot SedaliK, and J.

West Goodman, the bis I of the Water-Works' Engineers. To judge by the appearance of the machinery, and perfect cleanliness of the HiirioundliiKS, hove no hesitancy in Raying that our people have been fortunate in procuring services of Messrs Rand and as engineers of our A more fel of machinery could nut be found a the one they have charge of, anil if it isalirava kept bright ami clean an it in now, ahall certainly compliment the lalnir and skill of tin- gentlemen who start out so An Accident at Table Rock. A general ngent of the Adams Express Company, named S. A. accidently shot himself last Thursday while out hunting prairie cbickeni Being en rotite to California, lie stopped at Table Rock, Nek, to visit his lister, from whose residence he started out on the fatal hunt on the prairie, Accompanied by his dog.

Failing 1o return when night cs me, there were apprehensions that all was not well with him, and a tearch wan instituted, which availed nothing, however, until near night the nest day, when his were found. From the position of the body, it appeared that while in the act of loading his gun, one of the barrels was Accidently discharged, (he contents enterniug the heart, killing him instantly. His faithful dog WM found in close proximity of his master! remains, and would not, for time, allow the searching party to approach him. Deceased wai a resident of Ohio, whither remains were sent at of the Compatjy he had terved long ami faithfully. Demoontic Col.

CrlttenHen. our next Congressman from this dlatrlct, will in Jeflcfaon City at 2 o'clock to-day. Col. John K. will speak There will be large the Democraoy of Cole are alive anl vigilant.

ALL AROUND --The present weather has the appearance of Indian aumuer. --A hot flre is not absolutely uecet- sary to ont's comfort to day. came the cause of several teams breaking from hitching pouts and running last night. --The only establishment in town tbat affords an apartment exclusively for ladles at sitter'-, No. 65 Main street In any ityle --Jim miigann appears ''kinder sorter" sorry-like Bines his of "tak- lugon." --The immense door and window frames for the building were put in place for the first story to-day.

--Main and Ohio were ablaze last night. Fresh Oyiters by the or can at Ko. 65 Main street, up septll-tf The Syaod of the Presbyterian Church of this State, is now In session iu First Presbyterian Church o' tills city. The public are cordially invited to attend --Lawless hoys levied on every available dry goodH -liox, "jhog-diead and barrel be fonnd lant'evening iu the rear of stores. --One Burns was airaiened this morning for being last night.

On promise of leaving the city forth- i a fiine was withheld pistol weie heard in the western part of a while before daylight thin morning. --Thanks to C. A. Dexter for large bundle of diftereutNew York dailies of late dates The a a i In a city buying his fall aud inter Bucceis to i i S.IT Ins nuny friend? hereabouts. Tho Ball Last Night There wna a large- a at the bull last night ami everything pahsed off nlrnsanlly.

The afUir was molten up the of the Fire Department and conducted throughout In i satisfaction of all participants a managers kept constantly at I heir respective posts of duty, tlms a i i confusion, but adding materially the festlviiiei. The mubic was by the Beditha String Band and waa pronounced good. Soon aftel 12 o'clock the ansemhlage began to leswu, though IhedMicing wan kept up i about o'clock. Altogether it won very pleasant, party and not the slightest trifle occurred to mar the happiness or enjoyment of those prenenr. The majority of the party adjourned to Kauer'a restaurant about 12 o'clock, where they were supplied on xliort notice with oyxlers, nerveil up In excellent style.

We near forgetting notice Hie Brass Bund, on the balcony in front of the a in the rttrly part of the from which emeuitUd several well played of music. Thp i i up of the ball elosexl the which, so fur us we know, turned out In the entire satisfaction of every bixly. Religious. Thcic will be preaching, ni'Xt hnlli, at the Ronthein a-Mhndim Church. 1- Surber, from A i i i i a will preach at the Christian Chapel lo-nipht at oVliK-k, October S.

MA.nK.IA.Oli*. Stone At Malrm Church, Oct. 13, 1872, by Rev. .1. GodbMf, Mr.

Henry HannWrger to Miss nettle all of Petlis totin- ty, Mo. The cake was good, and we all Many good Wiahfi to the hopeful couple for their kind remembrance, and hope they will enjoy (ill that life can give, or they can hope (or. Democratic ft Liberal The candidates on the Demecrtt'o and Liberal ticket will the clliifeni of Pettie county at the following times and plaote: Lamnnte, Tburaday, October 124. KouatoDla, FrUajy, October 25. IxingWood, Saturday, Oetnber 26.

Everybody la respectfully iutlte.1 to attend. for wood fttr at hta farm north of tbla eliy. I erase fair. It ii True. i Among our nuinnrotiH business tliat of liadcltfl' in Hoard's'buiIdinir, on Ohio itreet, deserves special credit.

Their stock ofgoods, enibmcing every article kr.owu in the millinery, trade, besides a mammoth assortment of fancy and dry goodi), Are of the latest and most fashionable styles manufactured. The show windows and covers in thoir.cs-. tablisliment reflects unlimited credit upon the linn fur excellent judgment and good tiwte as selection and arrangement in every point and prrticular. In fact, one cnn scarcely fail to find there nny article ever kept in their line of business. Call at and test the truth of our assertions.

Did Wot Forget. Mrs. Col. Jaynes will accept the greatful thanks of tlie Engineers und Firemen at the Waterworks, for her kind remembrance of them yesterday, in the shape of a large basket well filled with substantial; an well ns delicacies, that cheered and streisglheued them while toiling and watching during the tedious and lonly hours last night. OXB OF THEM.

Fifty Barrels of Cider. WM. NnocKBCHMiivr. notlTdCt Peraonal. Col.

Joyce, Aeitstant Supervlnor of I a Rereiiue for Mlssouii, Kan- called to-day tin In for Grant, as as it mny appear. regard i a-" a i clever gentleman, Radical though lie Pasture to Hent. Mrs. a hns about 100 acres, of good piisture to i i i reasonable term 1 The pasture miles nortli- of i i i octl Free Luiicli A free be lit the Seilalis ITiuise, on tn-oioirow Ing at o'clock. i i 3 7 street.

CiiKis. I I nei8J2t It i- a. uotable fuel lhn( moic pock- c-l-picking done at i lie nt Rcpublicnn mcflmcs f.ict, tlii-ie i.oue i i i nl (lie I i (l c-nii i i Cornet. Only i 'ul)Mlan- i citizens, 81 rule, pot prck- eli nicked. don't sti-nl from one 1'nft Library Meeting To-night.

Thr Directors nf tlie Libiaijr Av sociution will meet to-night at seven o'clock, Kvoiy Diioctor i' earnestly requested to be piejcnt, as business of iniportimce conic up for Hction. A. D. President. The Number of ihall ho tinder rpecial nuliga- tlriiii to fi lends from the different It Iliey will lend us com- pU-tn returns of reKWtemil vole of eacb district 10011 as afcertnincrl Ho far Ml.

r3trrlin(; Ne 1 foots up Klk Kork (fiitire), 525, Hnml- int 3.5,',. Thwe i what we hare pnhlinhed, are all have re- ceivetl. We full ter clusw, and our our 1o them In. A CHAS. A.

Sodalia Book Store GEO, M. MAVERICK, SKDAM.V, MISSOURI. OfhVe with Heard A Hro Ohio street. The Stock of Gents'Fuimshing Umbrellas --AND-- Walking Ganaa. Etc, :1 A.SEX.IQMA1VS 4 Ilgrafrltr.

Black. St. aetelta, 53, mi. School Book Agency si MAIN STREET; AV1MI a'BW maud, oil Ohio and thereby ducal rxpfinira, 1 BOW at (1 MAIN STREET, lara-wi itock t.I TOYS, 1 (IANE8, OIL C11ROMO8. DKHK8, J'.

FANt STATIONERY, OFKICK TIN GOODS, OFF1CB 130XKH, BILL HEAD CASKN, CAHlt IIOXIN (with or without trayf J1ANK NOTICE CALENDEIIS KNVHM.Ol'E LEGAL BLANKS, BLAKK HOOKS, And everything in my line at Itta-en I lor York in a ohorl limo and aliull bring; on thn fined loptuil ever broujlit to tins market. CKARLTS A. DKXTKB, Lt BLACK SILK GuipuireLace VELOURS, FRINGE AND POLD AT COST VELVETEENS AND VELVETS, IX A LL COLOKS, Irish Poplins, Sateens. Empress Cloth. U-S, CAKHMKnK, ALl'ACA, ANW ALL K1N1X-, OK DKK.SS GOODS, ARK A DOWW TO 1 TIIK A T7MKS.

aro now cur "tcn.le.of HLANKKTS, QUILTS. SlfAWI-S, CASRIMKHK, KAN'S, Which uro muuh than Ilirj- wcio nonth ago. Clute Bros. HALL, BEILEK A WHOLESALE GROCERS And Ferrien and DonMtle Llqwtv Wtrwn't Lift A Enftxh Iliotl at Biaanlfaclnren' MO XI. K.

3PP, SURGEON DENTIST, 75 thin Secotxl floor ixoutli Oattri- finm ni. j. DI. I A NFWSPAPFK!.